take it slow and thanks fo >> are watching kcci eight news. eric: right now on kcci, it's pretty much done. the snow is moving out, but moving the piles it left behind may take awhile. elizabeth: we are live with the latest road conditions. our drive cam giving you an early look at what you'll experience on your way to work. eric: and they made it. after a day of delays and missed planes, andy garman and scott reister are bringing us the first reports from the rose bowl in pasadena, california. welcome back everyone, it's tuesday december 29th. i'm eric hanson.

as we said the snow is moving out and we're adding it all up. metinka: we had a record snowfall in des moines and waterloo. they had over 10 inches of snow. down through august and ames. at the airport, 5.4 inches of snow with lighter totals around iowa. flurries around farther northwest iowa lifting to the northeast and moving out of the area. drive time is slower, like yesterday. roads will improve as the day goes along, watch for slick spots. temperature at 24 and that's where it will stay all day. bundle up as you head out. elizabeth: alyx sacks is watching the roads. what are you seeing? alyx: we are on 35 north, close to ankeny. i can tell you it is much

roads are pretty clear, when you are a major interstates but more troublesome spots seem to be side streets and on and off ramps have been really slippery. black ice underneath the ice, a lot of crews out there still plowing and trying to keep the roads clear. it's working as far as interstates are concerned. the side streets within more highly travel areas might be ok but if you are going on less traveled roads, be more cautious because they are not as clear. 65 was not as clear, that was maybe down to one lane. south on 35, south of des moines, that is covered, they are saying that is covered on both sides of the highway and there is blowing snow. this time yesterday, we could hardly see in front of us because of the snow.

freeway, we start to see more black ice and that's what you really want to slow down for. anytime there is inclement weather, anytime the roads are wet, give yourself extra time whether it's getting out the door or between you and the car in front of you. keep an eye on the roadway and back to you. elizabeth: thank you. the latest look at 511ia.org shows roads across the state are still a mess after monday's storm. pink here means roads are completely covered. blue means partially covered. so if you're heading out anywhere around iowa today, you'll want to take it easy and give yourself more time. eric: monday night, travel was not advised east of the metro to grinnell. several vehicles were scattered in the ditch along i-80 eastbound, like this fed ex truck near mitchellville. many drivers were taking it slow, only going about 30 miles per hour on the interstate. and several truck drivers decided not to risk it and just parked for the night. jacob benson: i parked here just for my personal safety.

park, so i figured i would stop for the night. things were going too slow and i just didn't want to cause an accident or be in an accident. eric: probably a wise choice. state patrol says they had 236 calls for service monday. fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. the storm also caused headaches for drivers and public works employees in west des moines. the city dispatched about 20 of its trucks before the storm hit, and employees covered more than 700 miles of streets until the storm passed. elizabeth: at the airport today, a dozen flights either canceled or delayed already this morning. including flights to denver, charlotte, and both chicago midway and o'hare. if you're flying today, you'll want to check on your flight status as the day goes on. of course this all a result of the weather and all the cancellations yesterday. flight aware reports there were 32 cancellations and 19 delays of flights coming into or going out of the des moines airport.

2,800 flights were cancelled and about 4,800 were delayed. some iowa hawkeye fans were stranded at the airport, trying to get to pasadena for the rose bowl. three charter flights today and three more tomorrow are scheduled to take more hawk fans to california. we're now just three days away from the big game, so hopefully all the fans who need to get to pasadena will get there before friday. eric: kcci is sending several of our own down to cover the rose bowl for the week. and after a long day of delays and a couple cancellations, andy garman, scott reister, and steve karlin made it to pasadena last night. andy and scott join us now with what to expect in the coming days. >> good morning from downtown los angeles. it was snowy in des moines yesterday when we got off the plane last night but here in california, palm trees and temperatures around 60. >> it is the first time since

the rose bowl and a see what it's like in l.a. and what it means for the town, it will be exciting to track what they have been doing leading up to the big game. >> we will have plenty of coverage starting with media day at 8:00 alcott -- los angeles time at 10:00 in iowa. it will lead up to the granddaddy of them all on friday. kcci, iowa's sports leader. eric: the week of festivities continued for the iowa hawkeyes monday, and they definitely won't be hungry when friday's game comes around. the hawks went to the lawry restaurant for the annual beef bowl. the beef bowl began in 1956 and is billed by its organizers as college football's most enduring pre-bowl game tradition. between the whole team, the iowa hawkeyes ate 612 pounds of beef last night. that's a lot of protein. and we're counting down the

we are exactly three days, 10 hours, and three minutes away from kickoff. you can watch iowa take on stanford friday at 4:00 iowa time on espn. elizabeth: the storm that dumped several inches of snow across iowa monday is now making its way northeast. shaina humphries has more on how it's affecting other parts of the country. shaina? shaina: elizabeth, this storm is expected to bring the northeastern u.s. its first major snow of the season. snow and freezing rain swept into the area last night. the storm left snow and ice throughout the upper midwest, and parts of the south and lower midwest are dealing with flooding this morning as a result of heavy rain. at least 43 people have died in the last week as a result of the wild weather. the storm system is expected to move out to the atlantic ocean tonight. also overnight, two more suspected terrorists were arrested in brussels, belgium. police say these two people are suspected of planning attacks in brussels during the holidays. military-style uniforms, isis propaganda, and computer materials were seized during a search, and they're being examined. no weapons were found. and right now tensions are high

jury decided not to indict two officers in the shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice last year. officer timothy loehmann is accused of shooting the 12-year-old less than two seconds after arriving at a park where rice was playing with a toy gun. prosecutors say loehmann was justified in the shooting, because he believed rice was a threat at the time. elizabeth: you can bet the big sledding hills will be busy. metinka: you bet, it will be chilly but not overly cold. snow has stopped accumulating in central iowa but the roads will be slippery. at 24 right now in des moines and temperatures will change much, heading for 26. grab warm coats and mittens. there is a bit of light snow between here and minneapolis. into south dakota we have snow showers that will be heading

quiet weather on ctap. we will see another inch of accumulation tomorrow. then it will be cold for the end of the year with highs in the teens on elizabeth: more big thursday. stories this morning. des moines police are still looking for a suspect in a deadly double shooting sunday night. it happened at 5201 south union street, east of the airport. monday we learned the names of the two victims. 36-year-old tacono conner died of a gunshot wound. and 37-year-old amy stolki was also shot and is recovering this morning at a local hospital. we spoke with people living in the apartments the victims were found in, and they do not think connor and stolki were living in the building. police say they hope to release more information today. des moines police are asking for your help finding a man allegedly connected to five robberies. take a look at his picture here. the robberies happened twice at the kum and go on hubbell, twice at the git and go on easton

and go on urbandale avenue. the suspect is described as a six foot tall white man in his 20's. if you have any information call polk county crimestoppers at 223-1400. captured. the teen who used his privileged upbringing as his defense in a drunk driving crash that killed four people is in custody new details on his arrest ahead. eric: plus new video just in from around the state. see how the winter storm impacted rural areas of iowa. and the reason plow drivers say this storm hit at just the right time. plus, shaina's keeping an eye on traffic. shaina: so far we don't have any accidents. either way you will need extra time to navigate around the snowy streets. the interstate is in good shape and clouds have been working hard. the on and off ramps are a bit of a mess. we head outside and look at one of the interstates, this is the

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with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. metinka: it's finally looking like winter. this is our winterset webcam. we have a fresh blanket of snow. travel may be slow so be extra careful on the sidewalks as well. it is looking and feeling like winter. wind chills in the single digits across western iowa feeling like eight in fort dodge. wind chill in ames at 10. it will warm up much at also bundle up if you are scooping snow or going out to enjoy sledding. high temperatures stay colder than freezing today so no melting taking place. a lot of clouds today and more snow is on the way for tomorrow. eric: alyx sacks is keeping an

so alyx, what are you noticing this morning? alyx: we are on 80-35 getting closer to urbandale and i have good news. the interstate is looking much better than this time yesterday. we've noticed the drive times are not impacted as much. more cars are on the road so it seems to be moving smoothly. the bad news is it's not perfect. there will be slippery spots. anything on and off the interstate with on ramps and off ramps are still covered in snow and we have quite a bit of black ice. also underneath bridges and on bridges are more slippery and i wouldn't expect that to change much through the day because they aren't going to warm up too much. that's what you should really note. travel on the side streets are still covered in snow. i know they had crews out all night with more plows than i

they're working very hard with conditions that are not perfect but give yourself extra time heading out and especially between you and the car in front of you. they say one roads are wet, give yourself eight to 10 seconds tweet you and the car in front of you. when cars but -- drive conditions are good, -- if you start to fishtail, do not slam on your brakes. aaa says don't slam on your brakes and turn into your slide. don't turn away, the vehicle could roll. we have seen a lot of cars in ditches. more than a dozen. take it slow out there, iowa. things are improving and hopefully he will get ourselves in a good spot as the day continues. elizabeth: thanks, alyx. nearly whiteout conditions in northern iowa monday.

got this video on highway 18 between wesley and garner. you can see the high winds and blowing snow made driving conditions very dangerous with low visibility. and in eastern iowa monday, dot officials say they're thankful the holiday season meant fewer drivers were on the roads as the snow hit. with less traffic, plows can push the snow off the roads faster. officials also say higher temperatures helped their ice melting materials. mitch wood: with the temperatures holding around that 30 degree mark, as soon as this precipitation lets up, it'll let that material work that much quicker and it'll take us a lot less rounds to get it cleaned up. elizabeth: a number of eastern iowa communities declared snow emergencies through midday today. that means cars need to stay off marked snow routes so plows can work. eric: more stories developing, shaina humphries is back with a big victory over isis. shaina: overnight, iraqi forces declared the city of ramadi free

the army raised the iraqi flag over the city that had been taken over by isis back in may. army officials say some jihadists may remain, but their main task now is to defuse any remaining bombs and traps in the city. also developing overnight. the texas teenager serving probation for killing four people in a drunk driving crash has been found in mexico. 18-year-old ethan couch and his mother disappeared weeks ago after authorities found out he violated his probation. at his drunk driving trial, couch's lawyers used what they called an "affluenza" defense to keep him out of jail, saying he was irresponsible because of his rich parents. couch will be turned over to u.s. marshals. eric: economic headlines now. wall street closed lower monday, as oil prices slumped. the dow is on pace for a record year-end loss if stocks fail to surge this week. monday, the dow fell almost 24 points. the nasdaq lost more than 7. and the s&p 500 was down more than 4. hoverboards were still a best seller this holiday season

warnings. sean kane: you have a product that doesn't have to meet any safety requirements and is finding its way to the u.s. market. eric: the hashtag "hoverboard fails" has gone viral in the days after the holidays. check this out. just before christmas, the u.s. consumer product safety commission says the number of injuries associated with hoverboards spiked 25% and that number is expected to rise in the post-holiday tally. look at all those people falling down. elizabeth: ouch. target once your unwanted gift cards. the company is partnering with a gift card exchange website. the target gift cards will be worth slightly less than the gift card you exchange for it. target says they will run the program year-round. it might be a good deal. eric: stores might not have been as busy yesterday. but today it looks better.

get out. traffic is moving forward, the roads are really snow is so take your time. there is not much snow across central iowa with a couple flurries over the fort dodge and behind quite the blanket. six to 10 inches and a couple of pockets with one near fort dodge and waterloo. in des moines it was a record snowfall. we were one of the lighter totals here in central iowa. it will be chilly if you are digging out or going sledding. temperatures will stay below freezing, not much melting taking place. the system that brought up the snow is moving out rapidly. new england there has a lot of snow and it extends into south dakota and minnesota but will be heading out but more will be

across west central iowa after midnight and here for the morning commute, 6:00 or 7:00 a.m. has snow showers moving through that will head out of central iowa. by noon at the snow will end and we will end up with another inch of fresh accumulation. it feels like four degrees in algona due to wind chills and here in des moines it feels like 13 with the actual temperature at 24. a look at the freeway shows it looks wet. the wind has settled down. temperatures don't get a chance to warm up today due to the cloud cover and cooler air. 26 is the high. light snow coming in will amount to an inch across central iowa and then it will get cold as we round up 2015 and ring in the new year and lows by the end of the week will be close to zero with a lot of neighborhoods with highs in the teens.

elizabeth: let's see the roads. shaina: no accidents or anything like that but you will need extra time to get around the extra snow. interstates are mostly clear and clouds have been working very hard. the on and off ramps are kind of a mess. be careful, take it slow. here are your mobile speed units . 1600 beaver ave and 3100 southwest ninth. south of the river there's in 1800 unit and one in granger at 9700 northwest 100 18th avenue. elizabeth: frontrunners on the attack. donald trump and hillary clinton trade barbs, but hillary is not

the story live from washingtonica is not just electing a president, we're also electing a commander in chief. that choice matters. because strengthening the economy, making healthcare more affordable, raising incomes. all of that depends on us being both secure at home and leading the world. i will get up every single day and do whatever it takes to make sure our country is safe and strong.

eric: welcome back to kcci. to commitment 2016, where the democratic and republican frontrunners are trading barbs again. elizabeth: nikole killion joins us live from washington. and nikole, donald trump is taking aim at both hillary and

nikole: at a new hampshire rally, donald trump continued his rant against hillary clinton, using a controversial term he has come under fire for using. donald trump: obviously they didn't trust her because obama her. can i say the word? nikole: the billionaire candidate is also stepping up his criticism of bill clinton. last night, trump tweeted the former president failed badly at helping his wife's campaign in 2008, and was called a "racist." this comes as bill clinton prepares to hit the trail on his wife's behalf next month. in a statement, the clinton campaign says hillary clinton won't be "bullied" or distracted by trump's attacks on her or her husband. elizabeth: eric: eric:eric: nikole killion live in washington for us. alyx sacks will be joining us for an update in our next half hour as she drives the interstate loop around des moines before you do. plus, we're updating the air travel situation.

hawkeye fans struggling to get to pasadena, including our own crews who facebooked their travel trials. and have you tried this trend yet? adult coloring books flying off the shelves.

morning. >> the most-watched morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning. elizabeth: the big question you are waking up with is what are the roads like? we are live with that answer before you leave the house, statewide road conditions and our drivecam with the very latest road conditions. welcome back everyone, it's tuesday, december 29. i'm elizabeth klinge. eric: and i'm eric hanson, along with shaina and metinka. where do you guys find the toughest driving spots? shaina: on ramps. elizabeth: it was rough when i came in early but hopefully it's better, it was one lane at that point. metinka: at least the snow has stopped falling. the roads will only continue to get better.

iowa from sioux city toward mason city. keep that in mind if you are des moines, roads are getting ok, mainly slushy out there. 24 currently in des moines with and it will stay cool but not out today. tomorrow we add to the snowpacked and pick up inches -- one inch followed by a cold end to the week with highs in the teens. eric: roads are still covered out in central iowa and alyx sacks has been out all morning. what are you seeing? alyx: we are just about the past euclid avenue heading toward university. we are trying to take a picture of everything can expect. you guys nailed it when you said on and off ramps would be the most frustrating.

interstates are looking good, traffic is moving along pretty smoothly. roads are wet. we are going to get off so maybe you can see what we are talking about with the off ramps and off ramps. drive times are looking good but once you get on side streets, that has more snow on the road. it is a bit more slushy and maybe chances for black ice. they say avoid or drive carefully through underneath brevet -- bridges. if you approach an intersection east end -- he's into it, do not slam on breaks. that will cause you to slide and as you are maybe going out, don't power up the hill. one thing to note is as you go more south on 35 southeast toward osceola, there is more

the good news is, it is much better than this time yesterday. back to you. eric: here's a live look at road conditions across the state from 511ia.org. very few normal conditions. blue means partially covered. there is also less pink on the map, the completely covered conditions. there is a lot of blue, areas that are partially covered. so your morning commute may be a slow one. elizabeth: the winter storm is causing headaches for not only drivers but also public works employees. mark pederson: the wet, really wet heavy snow that just bogs everything down, slows you down, it's hard on the equipment so the light, fluffy stuff is what we always look for. elizabeth: heavy snow blanketed the metro from a second wave of the storm monday night. west des moines dispatched about 20 of its trucks, covering more than 700 miles of streets. public works operated on 12 hour shifts until the storm passed. right now public works' crews will be plowing the snow on city streets. once the plows do get out and going in the residential areas,

the areas that are complete. eric: problems persist at the des moines airport. here is a live look at flight cancellations and delays at des moines international airport. one to houston and one to d.c.. 12 flights affected before 10:00 this morning, many of them canceled from houston, chicago, any applets, charlotte. this is on top of the 26 canceled flights for monday. some airlines telling passengers they can't get a seat out of des moines until january third. i hope your flight actually goes. many of the stranded passengers are hawkeye fans trying to fly out to the rose bowl. trey perry: it's my brother's last day. senior year. taking whole family out for one last game. eric: the rose bowl has been on many fan bucket lists. some waiting 25 years for this. for the most part fans were able

or phoenix. our team from kcci had delays pasadena. scott reister scored a first-class seat out of des moines. but they missed their connecting flight in phoenix and had to wait it out, but eventually did steve karlin also there, i'll be joining them tomorrow. we will all be bringing you live reports at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00 all week long. special live coverage friday on kcci 8 news this morning. and we'll have a rose bowl special friday at 2:00. all counting down to kickoff 4:10 iowa time on friday, when the iowa hawkeyes take on the stanford cardinals. that game on espn. shaina: right now, an executive order has been issued in new mexico to maintain a steady supply of propane as winter weather continues in the state. the order suspends regulations limiting the number of hours propane suppliers are allowed to drive. the national weather service says some cities in the southeastern part of the state

records this past weekend. and the so-called "affluenza" teen is back is back in custody. he was wanted for violating his probation in texas. 18-year-old ethan couch was arrested in puerto vallarta, mexico on monday. this coming two weeks after failing to show up for a hearing. couch was sentenced to 10 years probation back in 2013 following a drunk driving crash that killed four people. elizabeth: more big stories. we know the names of the people shot inside his outside apartment sunday night. 36-year-old tacono conner was found dead at the brookside apartments. and 37-year-old amy stolki is hospitalized but expected to survive. police have identified a person they would like to speak to, who might know more about what led to the shooting. police also believe those involved know each other. one hot holiday gift that is so popular, it is selling out. and another is maybe too hot to handle.

the scary moment caught on dashcam in west des moines that you can't stop talking about. and your pictures help us tell the snow story. we're sharing your great shots ahead on kcci 8 news this morning. metinka: after yesterday's record snowfall, it is looking like winter and feeling like it. how cold temperatures will go in your forecast. shaina: keeping and i on the main stretch. you see people are kind of being cautious, on ramps and off ramps are kind of a mess and the side streets in most areas as well so give yourself extra time, you

the interstate you should be metinka: good morning. winterset waking up to fresh know this morning, it looks pretty downtown like a winter wonderland. if you like this know you will love it today but if not be careful. it will probably take you longer to get where you are going and you will need to bundle up with wind chills in the single digits to the west of the metro and teens for the rest of the state. the snow has moved out and stopped accumulating. the could be flurries across northern iowa. a lot of cloud cover on the way and temperatures not changing much, holding steady in the mid-20's. tomorrow has more snow on the way followed by more cold for

eric: let's take a camera tour around the metro area. on the left you can see alyx sacks' live driving camera, i-35 -- you can see the roads are pretty much clear. i-35 at mills civic in west des moines, and i-80 in altoona. plows made a lot of progress overnight, but there's more to do to move all that snow. especially on and off ramps are a big challenge. we keep checking 511ia.org for those statewide road conditions. still a lot of blue and pink, pink is partially covered partially to completely covered. blue is completely covered. elizabeth: don champion has a big wild weather picture. don: snow and freezing rain swept through parts of the northeast overnight as a major winter storm system marches across the country. ahead of the storm, crews in pennsylvania rushed to treat

while people in parts of massachusetts flocked to hardware stores for shovels and supplies. last winter parts of the state saw more than 10 feet of snow. steve labrie: i had people here at 8:00 in the morning as the doors open. it was kind of like black fridayish. don: the messy storm system took aim at the nation's midsection monday, covering several states in snow, rain and slush. chris jones: it's been really hard. it's been a while since we had the snow. nearly an inch of ice was left behind on some roadways in oklahoma, where power and heat were knocked out to thousands. brittney arredondo: i've got three little ones and my grandma who is elderly, so we're trying to do the best we can. don: in some places like missouri, authorities are now monitoring river levels following torrential rainfall. jeff graschel: if we reach the values that we're looking at for this event, they will be record levels for the time of year. don: in north carolina, crews are assessing damage from a possible tornado. don champion, cbs news, new york. elizabeth: at least 43 people

as a result of the wild weather. the storm system is expected to finally move out to sea tonight. eric: good. shaina: one of the storm videos getting a lot of clicks online here. a west des moines ems vehicle catching a jacknifing semi with his dash cam. the ems driver david edgar saw the semi coming, and the only safe place to go was the ditch. that semi appeared to have just lost control, but the video sparked a lot of talk online about how fast people go during a storm. jennifer writes, "i finally had to get off 35 this afternoon to take the highway because i got tired of semis and suv's blowing past like it was 80 degrees and sunny, leaving a white out in their wake." jessie says, "people do not realize semis pulling heavy loads cannot stop on a dime, therefore when others pull out in from of them or do something spur of the moment, they can't help what comes next. there are bad drivers everywhere. not just the semi drivers." elizabeth: it takes a big snowfall to remind people.

hoverboard for christmas? eric: i saw them on sale but i didn't buy one. elizabeth: we just keep hearing about more problems with the self-balancing scooter. just yesterday, one caught fire at this mall in texas, you can see it burning here. putting it out with a fire extinguisher. the consumer product safety commission now investigating 22 reports of these fires in 17 states. eric: that's not a good advertisement. a new jersey family also showing what happened to their hoverboard. it caught fire while it was charging. they managed to put it out but it did cause some fire damage to their home. the concern is the combustible batteries. amazon.com has yanked some of the boards from its site, even recommending that owners throw unsafe ones away. four airlines have also banned them. shaina: it just seems so silly to me. it would be one thing if they

explode. that was certainly a hot holiday gift, and here's another one. adult coloring books. amazon has 9 of them on their top 20 bestseller list. and some stores are selling out of colored pencils to go along with them. coloring has been said to help with stress, anxiety and focus. students at iowa state were even offered coloring books as stress-relief from finals. i got a couple of these for christmas. eric: it just seems like therapy. shaina: some say it helps people sleep better. elizabeth: well, we are getting some great pictures in this morning from you. snapshots of the winter storm through your eyes. we'll take a look at some of the images uploaded to u-local at kcci.com. and metinka is back with a quieter forecast next on kcci. >> ahead on cbs this morning, we are in minnesota tracking snow

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metinka: the snow has stopped falling but we pick up record snowfall yesterday and in waterloo. they had 10 inches. 5.4 inches of the des moines airport and in between was everybody else from six to eight inches. accumulation stopped in central iowa with snow left over from sioux city to spencer headed toward minneapolis. we will have a quieter day today but nothing like yesterday. bundle up if you are going out. clear the sidewalk or enjoy it, temperatures will be below freezing all day long in the 20's. a lot of cloud cover. the system that brought us the snow and wind is now racing toward the eastern u.s. affecting them with a wide variety of precipitation with snow heading for new england and the snow in the upper midwest. that will head out and be a quiet afternoon. light snow moves into western

fast-moving system will arrive in central iowa by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and heading out so by noon tomorrow, snow will be out of here and will leave behind another inch or so of accumulation on wednesday. it is chilly so it looks like winter feels like it with wind chills close to 10 degrees in many neighborhoods meeting to bundle up. the actual temperature with a wind chill at 13 and wind settle down brisk northwesterly at 14. cloudy skies remain in the forecast heading for 26 degrees tomorrow. more light snow, nothing like yesterday so no major systems. an inch or so across central iowa adding to snowpacked. not melting away anytime soon with colder air coming. we start 2016 with highs of the end of the week in the teens and those in the single digits. -- lows in the single digits.

certain areas and possibly until you had the interstate. give yourself extra time. on and off ramps are messy. side streets of non-busy roads, keep them in mind. it will be a longer commute unusual. mobile speed units here are your. 1500 beaver ave. 3100 sw 9th street. 1800 2nd avenue.

elizabeth: in your news to go, you are looking at the latest statewide road conditions from the iowa state patrol. plows making progress but there is still a lot to do. you see the roads in pink are considered slightly covered. the blue is partially covered. alyx sacks has been driving in des moines and what have you seen.

it looks like there is slow down off the interstate. what we have noticed is the interstates are looking better than yesterday, they are still wet and 23 degrees outside, we have been able to travel at a healthy speed but it is still wet and one thing to note is troublesome areas are the on and off ramps. we are going to show you what the side streets look like. they will be a little more snow covered and slushy. the roads less traveled are the ones that will cause more headaches and be a little less clear and more snowy. there is blowing snow reported will we don't have the yesterday. another thing to note is going on top of or beneath bridges, streets.

to note it is better than yesterday. elizabeth: residential plowing has started as well but a lot of areas are snow-covered. this is area from pleasant hill, one of our engineers used his go pro. you will want to move cars off the street so plows can have a clear path. it takes time to get every single street clear. elizabeth: eric: many/ -- eric: many flights are delayed or canceled. houston, washington, chicago, denver, new work. airlines are having trouble finding seats to rebook passengers. if you miss your flight, you cannot get out until sunday in some cases. metinka: at least the snow has stopped falling. no more accumulation today but the roads are slick. temperatures are cool all day long with readings holding steady in the mid-20's. wind chills in the teens, an ok

we will end up with about another inch in central iowa. that will be followed by a cold blast of air by the end of the week. shaina: the interstates are looking pretty good but on and off ramps, side streets that are not plowed yet, give yourself extra time. eight minutes downtown from the west. i-235 is pretty clear and six minutes from the east. you will want extra time. if you are coming from farther out it is not too bad. 11 minutes from ankeny.

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